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  • Investor
  • Waynesville, NC
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Anyone used the stick on backsplash tiles?

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  • Investor
  • Waynesville, NC
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I'm doing a rehab on a low end house with an ARV around $85k and would like to jazz it up as much as possible. I like the look of the mosaic glass backsplash, but it gets very expensive with labor involved. I'm wondering if anyone has used the stick on tiles they carry at Lowes/HD. Something like this:

Lowe's Link

I am afraid that even in a lower end house it will look cheap. The reviews are actually pretty good, but I'd like to hear from the BP community.

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Bryan O'Neal
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  • Hickory, NC
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Bryan O'Neal
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  • Hickory, NC
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I think you made the right choice. But if its in the budget to do it right it'll make the kitchen pop! I just did a small kitchen for a customer of mine and she was looking at some of that stuff. Glad she decided on the stone after I told her the risks.

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